Hanover 1945. 12x166 cm, pp. 64, black and white drawings in the text, publisher's soft cover. Good condition (minor cover tear, minor soiling near spine).
A collection of pamphlets written in Warsaw during the German occupation, when the author worked in the propaganda of the Union of Armed Struggle (ZWZ) and later in the Home Army (AK). They were distributed in the simplest way, taped to German cars and trains heading to the eastern front. Originally there were 100 poems, a dozen survived. The cover was designed and drawings were made by Henryk Gecow. The introduction was written by Mieczyslaw Lurczynski.



